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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30

"This seems to be the proper time
for some one to disabuse JOHN SHEER
MANS mind of the belief that he is the
mother of the Republican party" Cor
rect. LIZA PINKsToN was the mother
of the element in the Republican party
to which JOHN belongs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30
Mr.. Figgat offered an amendment to
the substitute. as follows:
A Peculiar Ohio Outrage.

CINCINNATI, o., March pa special
from Defiance, Ohio, says that few
nights ago the Cecil acqueduct on the
canal was blown open. The next night
armed men drove away the guards who
were watching the reservoir and blew
out the banks in two places, and finally
dynamite was used to destroy the locks.
1t will take half the summer to repair
the damage already done. The Cover
nor has been asked for instructions.
There was strong effort recently made
to have the Legislature vacate the cana
al this point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30

m,mbefs Of tho Legislature, they could
nos attend ar individuals, but wero
there IN their official capacities, as far
ss the public il concerned, much 10 the
;n;ury Of honest Knights Of Labor. Mr..
powderly is strong and outspoken In
the matter, and does not hesitate 10 ex-
press himself thereon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30
Ordered Out.
IBy telegraph to tho DIspatch-l

BENNINGTON, W., March pa
walking delegate of the knights OF La
Dor yesterday ordered out all Knights
employed in the hosiery-mill of Rock
wood & Co., and the mill is partially
shut down to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30

"What sort of unity is there in the
Republican party of New York ?" asks
the Sun. The same old unity, we sup
pose-the unity of grab whenever the
marty gets a chance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30

Philadelphia is improving q little.
She now has her regular weekly prize
fights ON Monday instead of Sunday
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30
EXTENSION OF TINE.
On motion OF Mr.. Edmunds.

Resolred, That the Committee on Finance and
Banks be instructed TO inquire and report by
bin or otherwise into the expediency OF allow.
ing the treasurers and other tax-collectors OF
the Commonwealth until the LIST day OF August,
1887 10 settle their accounts with the Auditor OF
III Il. A..l.I. In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30

Now, this looks like business. 1t is
not from their attorney, Mr.. William
l.. Royal, in this country, nor from
Mr.. Cooper, their reputed agent, but it
is direct from the bondholders them
selves in council assembled. This pro-
position, we think, plainly opens the
door for a speedy and satisfactory
settlement OF the whole coupon and
debt question, and it only remains for
our Legislature to take the task at once
in hand and push it to satisfactory
conclusion. --Lyschburg Adcance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30

A recent decision of the Supreme
Court suggests that tie days Of the Star
Chamber are not over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30
BRIEF COMMENT

The latest boom is the COLEMAN
boom, but it is neither virulent nor
contagious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30

MOND FURNI1CEIo
HI COMPANY. No. iteO Main .'-.., Il
manufactures ali kinds Of m RNlT "a
CHAM YER and PAkLOR >IfN'il
LOUNGES, MATTRESSES AMI HfUIb,
CHAIRS, TABLES. and DESKS A-n-,-.,
fun line Of REFRlGERATOks al gl8r.
CARRIAGES; also, the genuine VIENNA
CHAIRS. II In want call VIII give Iu..
faction In articles, price. AMI a',0mr..l.a
RICHMOND FURNITURE COMPANY.
NH 20 I'm 1870 N4l iras.
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u u II \ | L L Il T. .
UNDERTAKES.

CINNOTT 4 WYNNE. ~ -,
y DERTAKEIlS AND EMBAiNER>.
have removed 20 100 north E.ghih .verL 1su
TO Mozart Han, and IRE prepared b. erl4s
burials In most sgtisiarory manner AZ
Modern Undertaking App iara... l1wnaiea,
management guaranteed. Prizes Ali gym,
reasonable. Wl E-H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.

DROPOSAI4O FUN IUDAOOU.
NAVY DEfARTnESf,l
BUREAU or Provisions AND CLOTHING,
WASHINGTON. Hsrch 10, IN. }
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed " Proposa'
for Tobacco will BE- received az IN. bsf'a y
until April, N. 1877, az n o'cl0ck A. ", tf
ONE UUNDREDTHOl SAND 10000 fOt Ny
OF NAVY TOBACCO, 60 be delivered - -
nayy-yard, Brooklyn, y. T., on or before 10
istdsy Of November, lhSl.
Specifications and forms Of oder VIII o. il'
Dished by this Bureau upon Aspiration, 80
proposals must DO made upon the forms ~ pr
nished, aud In accordance with the spe.ilA
lions JAMES FULTON,
NH IgaDt Paymaster-(eneral. l. :. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30

"Quack Nostrum Y Is term not at
all applicable 10 DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30
AEUsENENTS.
March %, 1887

DICHMOND THEATRE.-TWEN-
IL TY-TIiIRD SEASON. WEDNESDAY,
March goth, the HANL0NS in their grand fairy
spectacular. FANTASIA. No matinee We'd
nesday. Prices: Gallery. l5c. Family Circle,
a5c. Dress Circle. SOC. reserved, 75c. Orchestra
15c. 4; reserved. 81. Next attraction, hcSlsH.
JOHNSON & SLAVIN'S MlNSTRELS. NH Dit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30
EDUCATIONAL.

EVELYN COLLEGE,
AZ FOR YOUNG WOMEN,
PRINCETON, ". J.
Prospectus fun particularly gent on applica-
ton 20 -
4 mn i9-Sa&W3m j. II. McILyAINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30

II you want to see astonishing re-
suits try Salvation Oil for neuralgia.
Price rs cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30

The corporators of the Atlanta,
Ashville and Baltimore railroad have
practically decided to turn it over to a
syndicate represented by L. j. Powell,
Of New York He says that work can
commence in ninety days. Another
meeting is to be held April 9Th, and
then the charter will probably bkrans-
ferre9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30

The fac at Hickory Saturday night,
alluded to yesterday, was double fire,
breaking Out in the Lutheran church
and tbe MAYORS Office at the same time.
Fink. McCAmb & Co.'S store wa,
burned alsol quite a line of wooden
BUILDINGS, TAe loss is $40, 900, with NO
insurance. Flax, McComb & Co. lose
$500 on their stAek of general merchan-
disc. The placA has no fire depart
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30
pERSoNAL

|. Rev. DIR. W. NJ. Rebey, of Goldsboro',
delivers the annual address az Trinity
College. 1T. -
Bishop W. W. Duncan delivers the
address before the alunsn@ OF Green's
boro' Female College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-30
FURNITURE. CARPETS. sIo,,

Examine our stock and wo oil rit, .. d.
IN uleasA "A ,...f..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
Window Curtains and Shades.

4Oinch Manchester
% yard 4 40 inch Beatrice
LOT 26 4Oinch Persian
assorted coors
3Oln douutaced cored flannel Lot F247
c lOc Lot 2475 4Onch crim
lors 25c
LACE CURTAINS.
LOTT 29 Nottingham
81 PAS Size, 40
wide
47inches
long tapped, ST. Lot 233 Size,
E2ll4 Size, go inches wide long,
FRENCH CANVAS CURTANSo
2 pair MADRAS 2l49 40
yards long,
long 2349 Job
CHAINS-Lot Fl7$4 pair
Lot 1916 POLES
WINDOW
or which would
shades, with spring fixtures $l0a.
STRAW MATTNGF 8 So yards;
Ing
inch mating SOC joness
men ont fancy straw mating O SOL Sc inch ontess
SOC worth 60c 49, Straw size 27x45
n44
CARPETS ESQ 81 Mosaic
Lot
c Oc t
filled
ncn WOOL ned extra carpet Coo worth Lot SAL &c inch all wool carpet
s5c worth ST. Lot 38 sc inch
Sl p
carpets 1896
Brussels carpets WCrSl
$685.
hody
worth $685. GIL q Lowell body Brussels $l25 $3.50
Borders to match
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
Dress Goods.

C56O1. Cheese cloths in colors of cream, ecrue
pinB, light blue, cherry, navy blue, canary, nile
green, brown and black, at sac yard.
C5320. 22-incn cotton num- yelling in cOlOrs of
cream, pink, blue, ecrUe, tan. brown and black,
at IS yard
C2654. 22-inch figured nuns yelling in colort
of black, blue, brown, pink, figures on cream
ground, at 81 yard.
C45O4. % inch wool filler alpaca in colors OF
brown tan, blue and black, at I0c.
C4526. 22-inch wOOl-f1er cashmere in color
of brown, blue, tan, grey and black at 15c.
albatross in colOrs of brown, blu G, black, grey
tan, pink, cream, white and heliotrope at l62s C
yard.
C4527. Pinch wool filler serge, grey mixed, at
20c.
G29O4. 4-inch etimine wool filler in shades OF
tan, brown, blue, pink and cream at 25c.
C4526. 81 inch wool filler cashmere, in all the
shades of tan and brown, at 25c.
Q. 1852. SO inches, extra fine wool filler
cashmere in all the light shades of tan and
brown, also plain grey, black and grey
plaid, black ana grey stripe, brown and
Brown plaid, these are very appropriate
for spring and summer wear at 35c yard,
c. 52O3. 36inches, all wool albatross in
shades of black, blue, brown, cream,
pink, tan, grey and white, at SOC.
G. 52Ol. 40 inches, all wool albatross liz
tan, blue and black, check, brown, blue
and tan stripes, at Coo.
G. 5212. 40 inches, all wool albatross
and surah, extra quality, in shades Of
brown, blue, tan, helitrope, cream, pink
and black, at 75c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
CIothing.

1t is great folly to pay 3 merchant
tailor $50for $50 suit, and before you do
lit carefully scan these prices, and If you
cannot come and examine the goods send
las trial order; if goods are not sstiss
factory return at our expense; the 4
button cutaWay worsted and Cheviot
lfrock suits, square or round cut sack
suits worn by stylish gentlemen this
spring, can any thing be more perfect in
lit or finish: we are showing q grand
assortment in rich fancy American and
iEngIsh imported Scotch cheviots; be-
low we give few lot numbers that take
Head:
Lot OO754. % Scotch cheviot sack suits,
every thread wool, st $40, worth SIS,
sizes SO to A breast; O2003. 80 dark
Igray cheviot sacks at ST. 80, worth
lS22 so, size SO to 50; O1976. Is light
scolored Scotch sack suits at SIS, worth
IS20, the small sizes in this lot are all
closed, but we still have them from 81 to
40; O2O04. 26 light colored plaid
lcheviot sacks, the nobbiest of the season,
lat $3.50, were sold early in the spring st
lS22.5 so, size SO to 50; O1983. % all
wool straight cut gray sack suits, 81 to
AZ, at S12 so, worth $3.50; these make
elegant suits for middle age and old gen
Itlemen; O2005. % dark check worsted
suits, in either straight or round corners,
at $22 so, reduced from $50, and fit
equal to any tailor made suit; O197S.
IA square cut fancy worsted sack suits at
l$25, same goods made to order will cost
$50 per suit, size 80 to So; O2454. 35
fancy wersted sack suits fo- young men,
size SO to So, at $3.50, would be very
cheap at $12; O1948. % fancy wor-
Ested + button cutaway frocks at S25, re-
Iduced from $50. We also have in stock
any variety of cheap suits, ranging from
Isl to 81; these are the goods for work
suits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
Boys Department.

We have Just received an immense job
lot of boys', children and youths cloth
ing, consisting of square corner, round
corner and Norfork long and short pants,
from years up to Is; below we give q
few of the prices, with lot number, by
which you can easily order:
Lot O2440. Is boys broad check, square
cut long pant suits, age II to Is, at 81 90,
would be considered good value at
I$12. so; O2455. SO boys brown check
long pants straight cut, age 10 to 13, at
|S5, worth $3.50; O2456. - boys
brown and black Worsted suits, long
pants, age 10 to Is, at $3.50, worth $40;
IO2458. II boys gray all wool long
pants suits, age II to Is, at 81 80, would
be cheap at $3.50; O2443. II chill
|dren's dark gray plated Norfork knee
pant suits, at 81, former price So;
|2464. 19 children's all wool sailor suits,
|age to 9 years, at 81, have been selling
Jail season for So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
HOSIERY.

The recent retiring from business OF
one of the oldest and largest hosiery i'm
porters in New York and disposal of
their entire stock through the auction
rooms, parayzed regular prices. Our
buyer was on hand, hence the remarkable
low prices we are able to quote:
a 4444. Ladies' silk hose in all coIers,
including black, at 81 pair, actual value
50 to 81; sizes, s, 81, 8, 50.
A 657. Our entire stock of misses
and Children'S assorted COlOred silk nose,
at SOC; sizes from to 81.
BF@O Order promptly these silk goods
for stock is limited and will 60 out in a
few days.
a +7Il. IA pair ladies brilliant Isle,
in black, seal, navy, garnet and assorted
tans, at SOC, worth 75C regular.
a AGA. $50 pair ladies' brilliant Isle,
in modes. tans and browns, at 35c, worth
SOC regular.
4 1914. 800 pair ladies German finish
Isle, in black, seal, navy, garnet ant
cardinal, a. 25c, worth 40c regular.
a 4743. 200 pair ladies' full regular
cotton, in modes, greYs and tans, at 25c
worth 40c.
a 1854. 10 pair ladies' full regular
cotton in black, seal, garnet and navy, a
25c, worth 40c.
A 1885. 275 pair full regular unbIeach-
ed balbriggan, at 25c per pair, worth 4OC
regular.
MISSES.
A 1914. 142 pair misses black Isle, al
soc for all Sizes, 81, 6, 64, Z, u, 8, 81
A 1913. 400 pair misses fine brilliant
Isle. This is an assorted lot of all sizes
and coIors, worth from 75c to $1.25 per
pair-your choice for SOC.
4 1913. 500 pair. An assorted lot of
misses full regular cotton, all sizes anc
cOlOrs, at 25c per pair, worth double the
money.
a 1881. I85 pair boys ribbed cottor
full regular, in black, navy, seal and gar
netSat 25c, worth 40c.
A 1861. 2IO pair boys gray ribbed
school hose, full regular, at 25C.
a 1884. 628 misses rib cotton hose, al
l0C-reguler I5C goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
Checked NainsOOkS.

white Egyp ian lawns, very fine, thirty-two
inches wide, at Soc, 4Oc ana SOC per yard; E95S2.
bulgarian lawn, something entirely new, very
E9S5I Plain white Victoria lawns at sc, &c. iOc,,
l5C; E9359. Plain white India lawns, extra
heavy. at l5c, medium at l5c, Ee3S7. Plain
white India lawns, In assorted qualities at zoe,
25c. 35c, 40c, SOC; E9440 Assorted cclored Swiss
embroidered in red, white, blue, cream and
back, thirty two inches wide, 75c; E 9435. AS
sorted colored Swiss embroidered, in blacks,
creams, white blue, red, black and polka dot,
35c: E 94l4 White and ecru lawn with wide
and narrow border to match, very fine and styl-
ish, 26C and 35c; L 9525. In dia lawn in stripes
lstriped, and serge block check. at l2c worth 2Oc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
NNIETS.

Lot a 1892 is ladies' silk mitts, in ope
"a shades, length % inches, at ST. 20.
Lot a 5l54. 10 pair ladies' silk mitts
in black, asserted and opera shades
length l6 inches, at 81.
Lot A 5179. 95 pair ladies' silk lace
mitts,i in black, assorted and opera shades
length Is inches, at 81.
Lot a 1925. I26 ladies' silk mitts, in
black, assorted and opera shades, length
y inches, at 75c.
Lot A 1922. l4O ladies' silk mitts, in
black, assorted and opera shades, length
10 inches, at SOC.
Lot a 1897. 245 ladies' silk mitts, in
black and assorted colors, length II
inches, at 25c.
Lot a 1928 is ladies' silk mitts, black
embroidered with tan, and assorted tans
embroidered with black, length y inches
st 81.
ReAYIn addition to the above specia
bargains in our glove department, can be
found all the novelties of the season fol
the hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
GLOVES.

a 24lO Is ladies' black silk gloves %
inches length, at $3.50.
a 2404 is LADIES' black opera and as
sorted silk gloves, 81 inches, at $1.25.
a 50I5. 260 ladies, silk gloves, 10,
button length, in black, opera and as
sorted cOlors, at S1.00 per pair.
A 50l9. 295 ladies' silk gloves, Shut
ton length, in black, opera and assorted
COlors, at 75c.
A 5O18. $40 ladies' silk gloves, 6-but.
ton length, in black and assorted colors,
at SOC.
A 5II3. APO ladies' black and colored
Isle gloves, at 25c per pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
Ladies' Slippers.

Lot G 1928. Ladies' kid turned opera
slippers, sizes % to 7, 75c; Lot G 1888.
Ladies fine Kid turned opera slippers, %
to Z, price 81; Lot G 1922. Ladies' kid
common sense opera slippers, % to I,
price 81. 50; Lot 1858. Ladies' COB LOTT
kid slippers, button, lace Oxford, New
port ties and opera slippers, sizes l to 8,
price $3.50 worth SO; Lot G 1886. La
dies French kid hand turned opera slip
pers, sizes 1 to 5, price $1.75; Lot 1868.
Ladies' French kid hand turned opera
slippers, sizes l to 5, price 50 90; Lot G
1861. Ladies' kid 4-bu5ton slippers, COM
mon sense last, hand turned, sizes 2
to 6, price 1925: Lot G 1919. La
dies kid Oxford ties, hand turned,
opera last, sizes 2 to 6, price 1925;
Lot 1858. Ladies' dongols Oxford ties,
common sense last, sizes % to 6, price
50 %; Lot G 1859. Ladies' French kid
Oxford ties, opera last, hand turned, sizes
1 to 5, price $500; Lot 1856. Ladies'
French kid 4-button slippers, opera last,
hand turned, sizes 2 to 6, price $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
Children's Shoes and Slippers.

ShAANA Oh - ChOOo AAU JAAppO19a-
Lot G 1886 Infants French kid, hand
turned, ankle strap slippers; sizes, ] to .;
price 75c.
Lot G 1929. Children's kid 3-button
Oxford Ties; sizes, to 100; price S1.O0.
Lot G 14O8. Children's kid 3-button
spring heel slippers; sizes, Z to l0t; price
81 so. s5
Lot G 1413. Children's Gongola turned
button shoes; sizes to q; price $1.25.
Lot G 1912. Children's kid sole leather
tipped wedge heel, button; sizes to u;
price 81 so.
Misses Shoes and Slippers.
Lot G 1887. Misses kid opera slip
pers, hand sewed5 size d; price 75c.
Lot G 1887. Misses kid hand turned
opera slippers; size ID; price $1.0O.
Lot G 400. Misses kid spring heel
ankle ties; size Ii; price $1.75.
Lot G I419. Misses kid spring heel high
cut button shoes; size Ii; price 1926.
Lotto 1417. Misses kid common sense
high cut button shoes; size ID; price
1925.
- VoAsnos CIsnno1,u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
Hot Weather Goods.

Lot No. 1856. Gauze undershirJs al
25c each worth 40c; Lot No. 1864 Gauze
undershirts at 4Oc worth Coo; Lot No
3278. India gauze undershirts at SOC
worth 75c; Lot No. 1880. India gauze
undershirts 75c worth $1.0O. Here are
bargains that cannot be duplicated
Gents French balbriggan underwear,g gen
uine imported goods, just received, every
size in both shirts and drawers, and bet
ter value cannot be found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
|OmEurliSlllg Goods
DEPARTMENT

is displaying the most beautiful lines of
French percsle shirts, open front, both
plain and pleated bosoms, cuffs and col
lars attached, for $1.5O. Same in open
front and back with 3 separate collars
and cuffs, at $I.5O, and the best white
laundried shirt ever produced, for 81 {;
and in the following list of goods at re,
tail you have the opportunity of buying
at wholesale prices:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
At Is Cents.

No. IO,055. Genuine French balbrig
gan shirts and drawers; shirts finished
with pearl buttons, and drawers bound
and stayed with tape; superb value at 75C
each or 81 80 per suit; in two colors-
white and maroon.
No. I0,05I. This line has been reduced
considerably in the past week; only about
20 dozen left; genuine French balbrig-
gan in two colors, blue and pink stripe
which we offer for 75c garment or S1.5(
per suit, worth $3.50 per suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
white Goods and Wash Goods.

Our White Goods stock far surpasses any
thing of former years In variety, beauty and
low price. We place lot No. that you may or
der samples. If desired, they will be mailed
with pleasure to any out of town address.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
Great Reduction in CrinkIe Seer
SucknrS.

Ell ,056. Cream colors at &c, reduced fl ON 1Oc
Ele,963. Assorted cOlors at 75c, reduced from
1Oc; ElO9SO. Assorted colors at SIC, reduced
from l5c; E1O,9S7. Assorted cOlors at I5c, re
sduced from 25C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
Printed Lawns.

E33O1. -Four cases at 4c, worth &c; E392s.
IOne case at sc, worth Sc; E9472. Two cases at
worth l5c; E949O. Persian lawns, at sI2c, worth
poe; E949S. French batiste at l5c worth 25c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
Knee Pants.

Lot O2734. 65 pair boys knee giants,
to II years, at SOC pair; O2809. 10
pair cashmere knee pants, ) to IA years,
at 75c, worth 81; O27S1. 81 pair cas-
simere knee pants, to IL years, at 81;
O2783. 68 pair cashmere all wool dark
colored knee pants, to 13years, at 81 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
S1.OO Each.

Lot 1908. 10 dozen of the finest su-
per quality French balbriggan shirts and
drawers and of the best quality; gentle
men wanting perfect fitting undershirts
and drawers, and of best quality, should
see this line; 81 per garment or 81 per
suit; the regular price has been $500 per
suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
At SI,37 I-2,

No. II, 1863. Here is special bargain
in gents colored French balbriggan, full
fashion neck and sleeve. These goods
are put up two suits in box; also in two
coIors, I.373c per garment or $2.75 pei
suit or So per box, % per cent. cheaper
than they can be bought in any jobbing
house
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
At $3.50.

No. IL 1856. A line of colored French
baIbriggRn, full regular neck and sleeve,
drawers bound and stayed with tape.
which make them rip proof. These goods
are sold in suits only; gents wearing as
fine quality as this prefer the whole suit.
This comes two suits in box, $3.50 pei
suit or $3.50 per box, worth the world
over S. Der suit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
Combination Suits.

c. 2132. For 81 so. A combination of
plaid and plain etimine in shades, tan,
and blue, only $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-15
HandkorchiefS.

Number 9740. 60 dozen white superior
cambria at &c, worth 12c; No. 9743. "a
dozen white superior cambria, French
finish, at 10c, worth 15c; No. 1888. rs
dozen linen hemstitched, colored border,
at 15c, worth 25c; No. 1888. go dozen
white linen hemstitched, colored border
polka dot, at zoe, worth Soc; No. IL ,592
Sc dozen white hemstiched, every thread
pure linen, at CSC worth 40c; duplex 81
dozen assorted patterns solid navy blue
border, white polka dot, white ground
and blue polka dot, something new, at 25C
worth 40c.
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No. 1924. 1900 handsome satin scarfs al
15c worth SOC.